Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-06

line from the junction of Reservoir
and Figueroa to the junction Of Canal
and Pearl streets; thence by Pear
street to Diamond south by Diamond
street, and west of the city limit.
Sixth and higher grade pupils in this
district will go to the Central School
in District No. IL.
District No. 12-Central, school To-
Gated at the corner of Fort and Tenn
Pile streets; district bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at the corner OF
Pearl and Canal streets, by Canal
Short, New High and March
ersault streets to Alameda
thence southerly by Alameda street
and the Santa Monica railroad to a
point on line with Mayo street
thence westerly by this line and Mayo
street to Main, by Main to Second, by
second to Pearl thence northerly by
Pearl street to Canal. Includes all
grades.
District No. I3.-Pearl Street School,
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
District bounded north by Diamond
street to Pearl, by Pearl to Second
street; and by Second to Flower
street east bv Flower street; south
by Sixth street and line in the di-
rection of Sixth street to Figueroa, by
Figueroa to Ward street, and by Ward
street to the city limit. Fifth and
higher grade pupils will 60 to the
Eighth Street School in District No.
16.
District No. M.-Normal and pri-
mary School, Normal School building
corner of Fifth and Charity streets.
District bounded north by Second
streets; east by Olive; south by Sixth !;
and west by Flower street.
Pupils in the Sixth and higher
grades in this district living north Of
Third street will 60 to the Central
School, in District No. II; south of
Third street to the Eighth-street
School, in District No. 16.
District No.I5.-Spring- street School
on Spring street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets; district bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at the junction of
Olive and Second streets, by Second
to Main, by Main to Mayo, by Mayo
and line in continuation OF it to the
Santa Monica Railroad, by the Santa
Monica Railroad and San Pedro street
to Twelfth street, by Twelfth to Main,
by Main to Tenth, by Tenth to Fort,
by Fort to Seventh, by Seventh to
Hill, by Hill to Sixth, by Sixth to
Olive, and by Olive to Second street.
includes all grades.
District No. 16. = Eighth street
School, corner of Charity. District
bounded north by Ward street 10
Figueroa, by Figueroa to point in
line with Sixth street, by this line and
Sixth street to Hill, easterly Hill
street to Seventh, by Seventh to Fort,
by Fort to Tenth, by Tenth to Main,
and by Main to Twelfth street, south
by Twelfth street to Pearl, by Pearl to
Pico and by Pico to the city limit, and
west by the city limit. Includes all
grades.
District No. H.-Montgomery
street school, on the corner Of Mont
gomery and Georgia Bell streets; dis
trict bounded north by Pico street;
east by Figueroa; south and west by
the city limits. Sixth and higher
grade pupils in this district will go to
Morris Vineyard school, in District
No. 18.
District No. 1S.-Morris Vineyard
school, on Morris street between Hill
and Charity; district bounded north
by Twelfth street; east by line from
the corner OF Twelfth and Los Angeles
streets, running parallel with Main
street, via Carlisle street to the city
limit; south by the city limit; and
west by Figueroa street. Seventh and
eighth grades pupils in this district
will go to the Spring street school in
District No. Is.
District No. 19.-San Pedro street
school, on San Pedro street near
Washington; district bounded north
by Twelfth street; east by San Pedro
street, from Twelfth to Vejar, by
Vejar to Wolfskill, thence by line
from the junction of Vejar and Wolf
skill, due south to the city limit;
south by the city limit, and west by a
line from the corner OF Twelfth and
Los Angeles streets, running parallel
with Main street, via Carlisle street,
to the city limit. Fifth and Sixth
Grade pupils in this district will go to
Morris Vineyard School, in District
No. IS; Seventh and Eighth Grade
pupils to the Spring-street School. in
District No. Is.
For all children living outside of the
city limits, and desiring to attend any
of the city schools, tuition must be
paid. Rates of tuition will be as fixed
last year: High School, $3 per school
month; Grammar Grades, First to
Fourth inclusive, 81 Primary Grades,
$3.50, payable in advance to the City
Superintendent, or to the Principal of
school attended. 1t is very desirable
that all children should present
themselves Immediately for enroll
ment, and to be ready for work at once.
All pupils who were in the schools
last year should bring with them the
certificates OF promotion received at
the end of last term. 1t will also be a
great convenience if all pupils, even
the smallest, can be able to report to
teachers their exact residence, giving
street and number whenever possible.
1t is hoped that all patrons of the
schools will cooperate with the teach
ers in these matters. The schools are
more than full, but everything possi-
BILE will be done for the accommoda-
ton of all children desiring to attend.